Popular Shell Programming Tips
A tiny little script for psql and database URL's
Lawrence Wang
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ruby, shell, psql, postgresql
PARALLELIZING EXECUTION WITH XARGS ON UNIX-LIKE OPERATING SYSTEMS
Maxim Kalina
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shell, xargs, ant
Edit data in pipe with your favorite editor
Sébastien Quioc
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shell, linux, unix
Search your command history with CTL-R
Nate Lewis
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shell, history
Run the last command as root
Don Johnson
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shell, terminal, bash
List 404 links from wget.log
Suzanne Aldrich
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shell, bash
Prevent accidental overwrites with redirects
Mustafa Paksoy
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shell, bash, safety
Git - Create a branch from today's date
Dimitrios Mistriotis
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git, shell, branch
Rename all files in folder and subfolders mac os x
Mytoolsfor.biz
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shell, rename
Git autocorrect
Ashley Hazle
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shell, git, typo
Back-search your bash history with CTRL+R
Andy Wild
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shell, history, shortcut, bash
Easy Xcode git command line access
Darrell De Freitas
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shell, git, xcode, osx
Some Shell tips.
Chao YANG
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shell
Kill process by name
Daniel Wehner
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shell
oh-my-zsh
Denis
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shell, zsh, links
Search shell history
Marc Cantwell
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shell, bash, cli, unix
love your terminal
Tam-Kien Duong
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shell, tips
Combine stdout and file into stream
Nathan Lee
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shell, unix
Time Machine from the commandline
Yu Sawai
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shell, osx, timemachine
Linux, Unix, Mac
Gabe De
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shell, bash
Trimming standard output with tr command
Wojtek Ryrych
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zsh, shell
To look for files that end with a blank line
Cyber
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shell, oneliner, empty line
Show Hidden Files on a Mac
Darryl Wright
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shell, eyesno, terminal, osx
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